ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Your major in Biology gives you the tools to study the living organisms and ecosystems
that drive many of the most pressing issues of our time. In a world of changing climate,
expanding (and aging)
populations and shrinking natural resources, understanding the living beings on our
planet has never been more critical. With your B.S. or B.A. in Biology, you can seek
work in laboratory, classroom, office or field environments and look forward to consistent
job and salary growth.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
You will learn core concepts in biology, chemistry and physics, as well as scientific
methods and experimental design. You will master field and laboratory techniques,
as well as scientific writing and
communication skills.
Graduates with a Biology major go on to study at a medical school, conduct cutting-edge
research, and teach high school science classes. You may also choose to pursue a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Master of Physician's Assistant Studies (MPAS) or Master’s Entry Program in
Nursing at Franklin Pierce.
A major and minor are offered in Biology.
Education extends beyond the classroom. Enroll in Tropical Forest Ecology (BI 217) and take a two-week trip in June to three field sites in Costa Rica.
You have the opportunity to join Franklin Pierce's chapter of the National Science and Mathematics Honor Society if you meet national requirements for induction.
This educational club will provide you with knowledge in the world of Health Sciences, along with helping you develop contacts and opportunities in this career field.
Alumni Success Stories
Download a Biology program sheet to view on-screen or print, or view the College at Rindge Academic Catalog for specific degree requirements and course information.
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